The 1920s and ’30s saw some big shifts in Edmonton’s death industry. More funeral homes opened, including Howard and McBride ...

Edmonton's city council has requested information on how infill development affects the property values of surrounding homes in the small-scale residential zone.

This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes a paid research project about multi-modal transportation, an open ...

This week, we're highlighting an event pick by Taproot student reporter Darcy Hoogers. Darcy recommends the Edmonton Elks Football game where the Elks will take on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for a ...

Smudge the Blades will open the 40th edition of the Edmonton International Film Festival on Sept. 24, after its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Queer and trans people in Edmonton often choose entrepreneurship out of necessity, and support that takes their identities ...

Innovotech has launched InnovoTEST hazardous drug wipe testing kits, which are designed to help compounding pharmacies, hospitals, and cancer centres monitor hazardous drug contamination on workplace ...

Armed with a new strategic plan and knowledge gleaned from many conversations, the head of the agency responsible for ...

A powwow, a treaty signing reenactment, and community gatherings continue this week to mark 150 years since First Nations and the Crown first entered into Treaty 6 on Aug. 23, 1876.

This week, Edmonton city council will discuss rezoning applications in the new neighbourhood of Gorman and the old ...

Diminished interest in incentivizing reductions in carbon dioxide emissions has delayed an Edmonton project once touted to be the world's first cement plant with full-scale carbon capture and storage.

Gorman, Garneau, Girard; Edmonton city council urged to tax vacant commercial properties as pending businesses; and more ...